Anna Ureke vs Sofia Martianova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of recent form, Ureke stands out with a superior second serve performance, winning 41.61% of points compared to Martianova's 38.3%. This statistic is pivotal in predicting match outcomes, providing a slight edge to Ureke. Regarding return game statistics, Ureke also shines with a 61.4% success rate on their opponent's second serve points, contrasting with Martianova's 56.86%. Although Martianova takes the lead on first serve returns, with 37.68% compared to Ureke's 35.47%, this might not tilt the balance entirely in her favor.

Under pressure, Martianova exhibits resilience, having saved 57.43% of breakpoints, surpassing Ureke's 38.98%. This could provide a strategic advantage in critical moments during the match. Analyzing overall performance during the past year, Ureke has maintained a 66.67% win rate (14 wins, 7 losses), while Martianova stands at 48.48% (16 wins, 17 losses), indicating stronger consistency for Ureke.

Looking at surface preferences, Ureke excels on Grass with a 67% win rate but struggles on Indoor Hard courts with 25%. On the other hand, Martianova boasts a 100% win rate on Clay and performs weakest on Hard courts with a 45% win rate. This could be a telling factor depending on the match location.

Both players mostly compete in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments. Ureke has a winning percentage of 66.67% (8 wins, 4 losses), while Martianova's is 48.48% (16 wins, 17 losses), which underscores Ureke's stronger performance at this competitive tier. However, Martianova's opponents have been of a higher caliber, with an average ranking of 125.18 compared to Ureke's 474.9.

In deciding sets during the past year, Ureke has a substantial advantage, having secured victory in 75% of these matches, while Martianova lags with a 55% success rate. This proficiency in clutch moments could factor greatly if the match stretches to a deciding set.

Recently, Ureke has been more effective in break point conversion, achieving 61.11%, whereas Martianova has converted 52.38% of her opportunities. This could prove to be crucial in pivotal points during the match.

Based on the statistical analysis, Ureke emerges as the likely winner of the upcoming match. Her consistent performance across various dimensions of the game positions her favorably, despite Martianova's notable strengths and higher-quality opponents faced.